Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
CLEEELAAD THE MAN
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Certain QoaafitS

Wss.l.s s.rss, psi t9.- DaHag tie pas.
9eek fhers las asen r-.-s- s.sssip aad sFees.
lslaA hssr ga ras po.Dca. possibilities q
isse. orjsaDs ~ pab.is zea vary soiae
whag Asi la che Es.in rsaoh tie conclusion
taag 4esplis as ailese,l ae iaralions e Ihs
eontssgy. esezidens clsyeland wi.i be re-
eairsd " a.esia eater TIE nsld a. ths ileaio-
erafe nonsiees. Ihis . pse'iirtef
~ s1ch promiasnt politicians a. Sens
tsr Vest Representative spFiassF and
= aooFs g othefs whose lights
sFs qaiIa a. Dfi.I1a. in lhs political asl.A-
senator est seys .if CieTsiand's admin
istFasa1n ceaEnaes as il has gone o. - i've
Yeas aud tee cou1tff LAS no iilsacial nar-
fiesns to s@ssp ofsf is, be Vii be aomin-
s.ei aud slsetsi. SO mAltsF sho . the
ksDuhacsa csGd late To-Day Cievelsnd
ga .el-a. ang man ia tle Cni0a. The
neor.8 al .arec kn0N be IS hon@st sud fear
isss la na tafT he w9rss harder than
aaF s4oeg..llale ensief niu ana nt wants
llssi1 - - taeir Wor< zls.l.
Wate ~ ksss does nor profess "a know
much 81 Republican probabilities. 20
sl14as E - qtEet evident that
8r Ssssine zld 1r sherman a(e the lead-
il1 can.if>Sles ketefrias 20 these gentle
feen fte cgu1-or recently said Both are
men Is snqarsti i9nao.e ability bar no tE0
ploie 1leu can 1e more unlike "a temper
amelt aad csneanpr. SIR. Blaine - dash
in4. laaeaefic. brilliant .eatsr. whose fol-
hfer3 eooid Gle los aic1. whfa sherman IS
c.ld telfsf4llse 1Id iftlls4i4os respect Tor
Iis iai1nis. otis 40 enthusiasm Or personal
etTotio1. ( have TO t1uD. SIR. Blaine cap
b. nominated .f be wants IL or can name
ths nOsaines IL Re don't care Tor the
NominLoa h.n3sll. I Do not know
tne sz4cL Telt.lon3 between Blaine
and sherman. Bat . IS my inlpfessloa that
Af. a.ne would prefer Allison - soer-
uaa Aillal Noaid o. = str0ug candidate
and gould make good President. but I
have no lcno. cieyeiand could defe4s hin
or ang ether kepeolcan great many
cna-kes may come lr two yssrs. but this is
tise outiCok nov.
fir Sprlarsr. soesking Of NJ Clevelsnd
A. tAe lisfoae-at4e pcrls 5 next candidate tor
trss.1eat T-msrkea why. there Is no.
body oppcssns his reorganization. ard IS
t1e days r0ll by tile chances Of oppo-
sstiou dlniaish IL be goes ahead
durirx tee next year and continue 70
strengthen himself among the people ss b.
uss osen doing IN the year tnat hss passed.,
aye. - &c hss been dong without iatsrmis-
sscu si1ee the Gay OF his Inauguration, tneTe
caa fe 40 Question: aocGf his ren0mlnati0n-
lie viii Be Fenof1casted by acclamatioo."
In The cecsrat old time rGn OF things
mirht have BEEN abe to form pretty fsir
es.smats ct Wka5 might be expected 70 hap
pea. but The rew labor element IN politics.
4 confess, - too mcch for me. 1
cannot discuss il or reason aboat Il even
with any s1iisiacf'oa IL myself, snd OF
coarse ! could not hope % ciscass it with
any satisfzctiofl - an0t1er. A. present We
nave seen L OILY ia tAe cities. Tie Dsmo-
c7s-ic party has always been eonpoSed
nl8iniv OF workiagEen, but = seems i'm
poeslh.e - FORM the ssIchi~st idca of what
lnitcs. ls3or might choose 90 60 ia tie next
Presidential efiup9i<n.
AmooE Republican statesmen who
have cesn interviewed on The
suoisct tie impression appears
% 0s that tho Republican nomins-
ton Ees tetwcea Messrs. Blaine. Sherman
aad Alison. AL three candidates have
c,sny siAssnch friends and advisers. aud
either ol them could. Judging from the
etferences CT friends. unite TIE PARTY. But
- oulr . few RspaoiicEn leaders have
visited Washington since the adjournment
at Cpr2rrgs. he true sentiment of the party
ccald nte veil ne t0.1 from this point ~
f1i5 tiiot. As = rae. tco. fho p7rmireut
kepues ;2as. wi,o haee <ceatlv VISITED the
spiiai. tpfear te Pc dis.reiiced IN talk p3'-
i,ics from = Republican point of siew. Bot
1sN 1aelra;e 20 express the ooinion. how
Tes-. ans sheir Cpporenis VIII again ec-
delT0s. Go 0omirate Grover Cleveland